Haunts (Ôl)
Synopsis
The year is 2006, Tony Blair is Prime Minister, Twitter has just been launched, and young people are quickly getting used to a world where social media and technology are beginning to take hold. 16-year-old Morgan, voiced by Callum Scott Howells (It’s a Sin), is searching to understand where he belongs, his journey set against the backdrop of a community in Llanberis – a small town at the foot of Snowdon in Wales.
Featuring music by Welsh artists including Super Furry Animals, John Cale and High Contrast.
Details
- Year
- 2026
- Type of project
- XR / Immersive
- Running time
- 15 min
- Format
- VR
- Director
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Lucy Hammond, Tomos Chetwode-Barton
- Producer
- David Massey
- Co-Producer
- Wales Millennium Centre, Pilot Theatre, Dreaming Methods, National Library of Wales
- Executive Producer
- David Massey, Lucy Hammond, Judi Alston, Andy Campbell
- Screenwriter
- Tomos Chetwode-Barton
- Sound
- Matt Collins, Dean Hinchcliffe
- Principal cast
- Callum Scott Howells, Steffan Donnelly
- Concept
- Lucy Hammond
- VR Production Partner and Concept Development
- Judi Alston and Andy Campbell Archive provided by: BBC, ITV and S4C
Genre
Production Status
Production Company
Wales Millennium Centre
Bute PlaceCardiff
CF10 5AL
Sales Company
David Massey
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